extra HpaII site in pEGFP-N1's MCS???
Paul Kitts
kitts at ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Wed Jul 19 13:28:57 EST 2000
Arno,
It sounds like you may actually have pEGFP-N2 and not N1:
AgeI
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pEGFP-N1 ACCGGT
pEGFP-N2 ACCGGCCGGT
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HpaIIHpaII
-=Paul=-
Paul Kitts
National Center for Biotechnology Information
NIH/NLM
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Dear fluorpro's,
After creating a construct for the fusion of a keratinocyte protein to
the N-terminus of EGFP
(pEGFP-N1) and going through several unsuccesful attempts to generate
a fluorescent signal, we found
by means of sequence analysis (both on DNA level and RNA level
(RT-PCR, 5' and 3'RACE)) there was
an additional HpaII site (CCGG) at MCS position 670 (next to Age I
position).
Has anyone in anyway come about these 4 extra nucleotides or heared
about their presence in
pEGFP-N1?
N.B. The construct was supposed to have a "linker" of 21 nucleotides
of the MCS followed by the ATG of
EGFP. The extra 4 nucleotides are not in a region where digestions
and/or ligations were performed.
greetings,
Arno Pol
dept. of Dermatology,
University Medical Centre Nijmegen,
the Netherlands.
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